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Season’s Greetings!

Posted on December 16, 2015 by Center for Meteorite Studies

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21 Mar

Throwback to this week last year at #LPSC2019 - thinking about all these amazing humans that I’ve been privileged to work with & mentor @SESEASU @ASUMeteorites over the past dozen years: Be safe & keep healthy!

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How do you safely drive a Mars rover around an ancient river delta while planning scientifically interesting places to perform fieldwork and collect samples? Read this blog post from the @exploreplanets to learn more! @Jim_Bell @ASU @asunews @ASUTheCollege https://twitter.com/exploreplanets/status/1239641437026709504

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16 Mar

UPDATE re #COVID19: @ASU will extend online classes through the end of the spring semester.

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Dr./Prof. Arya Udry @AryaUdry·

17 Mar

I can tell y'all been needing some more thin section gifs! Here is one for you! And yep: this is what I do on my Spring Break!

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